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Priests of Accra Archdiocese assure hope to the world in a drama in the midst of COVID-19

It was a spectacular show on stage, “The Dawn of a New Day”, a drama displayed by Catholic Priests working in the Catholic Archdiocese of Accra took place at the forecourt of Christ the King School, Cantonments-Accra.

Stage performance

Very Rev. Fr. Raymond Osei Tutu, the Chancellor of the Archdiocese, the Executive Director of the drama said the purpose is to give hope to the hopeless, that a new dawn is coming to free all from suffering, especially in the midst of COVID 19 pandemic.

The drama was also to give hope to the world, that God will be their source of strength and freedom in hard times.

The drama was full of humour, excitement and laughter, nevertheless had biblical messages and the use of modern music, terms, dances and current affairs to the amusement of the hundreds of patrons present at the Christ the King parish on a Sunday night.

The Drama 
The first part saw Grace Chorale sing melodious songs in different tongues: Latin, English, French and many more.

Grace Chorale

The first scene begun with an old man with two grandsons who had suffered at the hands of Covid 19, losing their mother and grandmother to the pandemic. Upon a visit by an Angel, the family decided to visit the king to enquire if indeed the pandemic was real and if he had a solution to it.

After going back and forth it was discovered that God is their divine healer.

 

Religious Sisters were there to grace to event

 

Proceeds made from the drama will go to support the building of a classroom block for the children at the Kressner Handmaids Orphanage at Otaten, in the outskirt of Amasaman in the Catholic Archdiocese of Accra. All who wish to support the gesture can contact the chancellor Very Rev. Fr. Raymond Osei Tutu (0545189905 – Mobile Money).

 

Stage performance

Patrons of this beautiful events are calling for an annual event to see their priests exhibit their wonderful other talents, especially to support worthy projects.

Most Rev. John Bonaventure Kwofie, CSSp was present

The Catholic Archbishop of Accra, Most Rev. John Bonaventure Kwofie, CSSp was present to support his priests on the night.

Source: Juliette Manomey// DEPSOCOM ACCRA

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